COOL THINGS IN JAPAN YOU MUST SEE
Miami is known for its nickname, “The Magic City.” Flagler believed in Miami and hired journalist Ethan Blackburn to write an article celebrating the railroad and extolling the city’s attributes. Blackburn coined the city’s moniker, The Magic City, and the name stuck.
Among the beautiful beaches of Miami, some would say South Beach is the best. Why? It is located on the east side of iconic Ocean Drive right in the middle of Miami’s Art Deco Historic District.
After the Cuban Revolution of 1959 many Cubans left their country. Most arrived and stayed in Miami. In 1965 alone over 100,000 Cubans arrived.
Coconut Grove. Originally a Bahamian fishing community, “The Grove” transformed itself into a cozy neighborhood with maximum walkability. Don’t miss Commodore Plaza lined on both sides of the street by good restaurants; Argentine, Thai, Italian, Mexican, Greek, classic American and more.
Versailles. “The world’s most famous Cuban restaurant” in the heart of Little Havana is an integral part of Cuban culture. When something significant happens in the community, this is where Cubans gather.
Red Rooster. Born in Harlem, NY, the brainchild of Swedish-Ethiopian celebrity chef Marcus Samuelson, Red Rooster Miami is a gem. This is a soul food restaurant in Miami’s historic Overtown neighborhood.